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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
With regard to high-condition, high-grade, small-bore Parkers... the gun itself determines the value and only a very few can step up to the plate and confirm that value.
It's called "Putting your money where your mouth is."
PS, I'm not one of those guys, unfortunately....
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Same here, I just find it very interesting. Big money brings big prices, but if big money isnt there, values drop. Seems cyclic, bamboo rod market was the same, just seems if people over pay, as such in a auction setting where desire in the driving force once that desire is filled shouldnt the prices eventually level out to more of a realistic value? But instead the prices remain at the desired value. I find it very fascinating, sellers desire to gain and the buyers desire to lose, money that is! Any ways, whoever got it has a cherished items worth every cent paid!
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